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Probably not so precise anymore...curious if things like this would still work after so many years...
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History suspended...I love it!
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Dueling chairs! "You two - fight to the death!" =D
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sounds like fun can i come
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The woodwork on the side of the stairs was the first thing that caught my eye as well. I am so moved by the craftsmanship evident in the simplest everyday objects, from the era when people made things with their hands, out of materials offered by the earth.
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I'd like to go. im 25 and from long island..anyone wonna get a group of people to meet up there and go let me know..email me i live in suffolk too..lata...
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I told you before - NO MORE MEATLOAF!!! =D
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http://www.feltondesig...remembered/id19.html

also something about that little dude.
Ephemera: Consumption
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http://www.gettyimages...08108/Hulton-Archive
take a look at the photo here, maybe it's a portable inhalation set?
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seriously, I agree with the nebulizer. I think it can't be a suction pump because it has a mask like the nebulizers and oxygen tanks have (on the left, in the bottom of the picture) and maybe a suction pump would have something like a catheter to insert to the airways of a TB patient
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oh guys, focus, please. we all know it's a soap dispenser.
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They would mabye hit better if their teacher vas in front of that chalkboard?
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Wow....I'm speechless. Another fantastic gallery! Thank you for sharing your amazing talent with us again. You are truly gifted. :-)
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I don't know why but it reminds me that chair in Snake Pit from Session 9.
Motts, are you sure you haven't heard any "Hello, Tom" when sightseeing? ; )
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hey, isn't it a part of our new friend called Robinson's Pneumothorax apparatus?